General Robert E. Lee in White Marble

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At the 2005 celebration of History Meets The Arts in Gettysburg, Randy Groves revealed his fifth and sixth pieces on General Robert E. Lee.

The statuette of General Robert E. Lee in white marble is the latest edition to the collection of Randy Groves' depictions of the great Civil War hero. It was first introduced at Gettysburg's History Meets The Arts 2005, attracting much attention.

Dimensions of the piece are 10" high X 4 1/2 " wide X 3 1/2 " deep. Available in:

White Marble on Black Marble - $95

White Marble on Granite - $140

Robert E. Lee entered west point in 1825 at the age of eighteen where he began a career that has never been rivalled. Always at the top of his class, in every class, in four years he did not accumulate a single demerit.

Neither a fault finder nor holier-than-thou he was enormously popular with his fellow cadets who referred to him as "The Marble Man." He served in higher cadet positions each year, and in his fourth term won the highest post West Point knew: Adjutant of the Corps of Cadets.

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General Robert E. Lee

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